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ben_beard___
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| 11/29/2001 9:48 PM |
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| i might be getting an 88 gmc well i hate ifs but its gonna have to do i know very little about the new trucks and clearance for tires i wanna run my 35x12.5s on a 15x 10 inch rim well i also hate body lifts but i am willing to get a 2 inch no more how much of a susp lift am i gonna need and how much keep in mind i dont wnat or need the top of the line stuff i dont care about the ride i just need to run my 35s to get the job done i also dont want any rubbing so can yall help me out |
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unknown___
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| 12/03/2001 10:00 AM |
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You can run the tires with a 2" body lift and a 4" suspension lift. To avoid ALL rubbing, I would go with a 6" suspension lift. There is also very little price difference between 4"-6", so you might as well be safe and go with the 6". I would recommend buying only RANCHO suspension lifts. I had one on my '89 Chevy and loved it. There kits are the best built and the strongest.
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ben beard at 11/29/2001 9:47:35 PM
i might be getting an 88 gmc well i hate ifs but its gonna have to do i know very little about the new trucks and clearance for tires i wanna run my 35x12.5s on a 15x 10 inch rim well i also hate body lifts but i am willing to get a 2 inch no more how much of a susp lift am i gonna need and how much keep in mind i dont wnat or need the top of the line stuff i dont care about the ride i just need to run my 35s to get the job done i also dont want any rubbing so can yall help me out |
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